After leaving a fundamentalist religion only to have my soul crushed by the corporate machine, I decided to stop following other people’s rules and create a career that includes alllll the weird and wacky parts of me — and I think that’s a lot more fun for everyone.
A lifelong generalist, I pick up the skills I need to do the next job that needs doing — that’s how I became a copywriter, death companion, editor, UX researcher & designer, and Agile project manager, and worked with some of the top theatre companies in the UK.
I’m not bound by one skillset, and my (admittedly bizarre) experience means that I have ideas and make connections that no one else can.
in human words
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help people understand themselves and each other
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discover new perspectives and ways of solving problems
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make sure people feel valued
in business words
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communicate complex information in simple language, conduct user research, analyze data, and proactively find solutions
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facilitate design-thinking for teams to speed up the iteration process and improve products
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lead teambuilding and improve employee satisfaction
I’m here for meaning.
I’m not interested in working with big names with no souls.
Give me the scrappy do-gooders and the kids trying to change the world, and we’ll get it done (on time and under budget).
I’m here for meaning.
I’m not interested in working with big names with no souls.
Give me the scrappy do-gooders and the kids trying to change the world, and we’ll get it done (on time and under budget).
